Selwyn House School - Yearbook (Montreal, Quebec Canada)

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FO R THE SCHOOL YEAR 1965-1966 Ralph Bethell Talbot Boggs William Boggs Jamie Boyd Tommy Boyd Paul Clark Jamie Copping Freddy Cowans James Cummings Derek Demers Andrew Dickman Scott Elliott Bruce Fox Brian Gordon James Grant Nairne Gray John Alsop Hartland Andrews Neil Bird Christopher Bookless Soxe Brickenden Richard Earle Todd Finkelstein Tony Foch James Fraser Charles Goodfellow Jonathan Goodwill Alexander Just Andrew Kerr Malcolm Kilgour Alexander Kippen Peeter Kivestu Thomas Konigsthal Peter Lewis Wilson Lewis James Locke Michael Paul Lockwood Andrew Ludasi VALETE 1964-65 Ralph Keefer Gordon Lee Brian Magee Robert Monteith Kenneth May Derek Morton Hugh MacFarlane Mark Parer Comish Peters John Pokorny Michael Purvis David Rovins James Shenkman Christopher Usher-Jones Geoffrey Wa rren John Wootton SALVETE 1965 Stephen Ludgate Peter Mackenzie George Maris Jonathon Marsh Neil Matheson Guy Mayer Greg Meadowcroft Robert Miller John MacWatt Frank Nemec Peter Oehen Peter O'Hearn Byron Onassis Michael Onions Stewart Patch Hartland Paterson John Pearce Hugh Pilkington Nicolas Roberts Robin Rohlicek lan Ross Michael Roy Graduating Class Thomas Bourne James Coristine Douglas Cousins Stuart Cryer Rodney Devitt Michael Dorland Bruce Gill Keith May James Morgan Peterdick Mulligan Peter McLeod Robin Pitblado Ulrich Scheel Andrew Schindler Gerald Smith Ronnie Schouela Geoffrey Scott Donald Shannon Andrew Sharp Gregory Sheppard Richard Small Murray Stark Norman Stark Matthew Stevenson Andrew Stewart Dacre Stoker Peter Taylor Robert Tetrault Christopher Thresher George Tombs Robert Tombs Guy Tombs Andrew Weldon Richard Weldon Hugh Welsford Scott Weyman Jeffrey Zimmerman Nicholas Beale Giles Beale

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8 SE LWYN HOUSE SCHOOL MAGAZINE Student Officers PREFECTS Allan Case fHead Prefectl Jody Allison lAssistant Head Prefectl Bruce Barker James Coristine Henry Joseph Sidney Segalowitz Thomas Stewart Philip Thom Timothy Ainley Alan Byrne Michael Culver James Johnston Michael Martin Cary Miller Dan Roden Stuart Connolly Gary Gentles Jack Oliver De Wolf Shaw Robert Tennant William Wanklyn William Wilson ACTING PREFECTS David Barker Gray Buchanan Preston Gurd John Lovell Michael McHugh Mark Newton Geoffrey Smith Martin Tratt FOOTBALL 119651 CAPTAIN Allan Case HOCKEY CAPTAIN Philip Thom DEBATING SOCIETY Jody Allison HOUSE CAPTAINS Lucas House Wanstall House Bruce Barker Philip Thom Macaulay House Speirs House Gary Gentles Jody Allison Magazine Staff EDITOR-IN-CHIEF T Stewart G Gentles P Gurd, Jody Allison LITERARY EDITOR Bruce Barker PHOTOGRAPHY EDITORS E. Daniels SPORTS EDITORS S. Connolly SPECIAL REPORTERS J. Oliver, J. Lovell ART EDITOR C. Gurd. STAFF ADVISOR Colonel E. G. Brine

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Editorial I suppose that not until the graduating year, when the transition from high school to university becomes a stark reality, and when the parting from old and dear associations leaves the heart a little empty, does one truly realise how progressive and stimulating Selwyn House is and has been. The younger boys tend to appreciate their school far less than their retiring elders in Form Vll do, simply because they always look to the year ahead and comtemplate, sometimes begrudingly, the more exacting challenges awaiting them, while neglecting to scan over the accomplishments of the year gone by. Such a state of affairs is natural but not altogether acceptable. Therefore this note hopes to give the young- er as well as the older set one precious opportunity to vitalise their fellowship and increase their interest in the school by briefly recalling the events of the year i965-T966. Seven vacancies on the staff which might have caused considerable dis- ruption in the smooth running of the school machinery, were so well filled that all departments functioned as well as ever. To complement this welcomed array of new faces, the building itself greeted September with a new look following an extension of two stories at the north-east corner. On the academic plane the Science Club, debating, essay contests, Russian and German classes and the inception of our new scholarship programme among other events, all contributed to the general bustle that was maintained through- out the year. However, far from being subjected only to mental rigours, the boys, through ci revised gym and circuit training programme, underwent strenuous physical workouts which ultimately paved the way to an enviable record in the sports arena. The football team lost but one game and the soccer team was undefeated. The three hockey teams also registered very laudable records. But particular commendation goes to the Ski team who captured for the first time the inter- school competition. Finally there are the gymnasts who have had an outstanding year. I should like to extend, at this time, my thanks to Colonel Brine especially and to all the magazine staff for their energetic assistance in making this issue of our magazine not only a possibility but, I hope, even an improvement over the thirty-six editions that have preceded it. I urge you, as did last year's editor, Bruce Gill, to participate in the production of this magazine which besides pro- viding writing experience, puts one into the heart of school affairs. As the school year draws to a close, form Vll faces, as have two groups before us, the demanding stresses of matriculation examinations. The school has managed very well indeed thus far and we are confident that this year will be no exception to its earlier successes. Yet that perpetual wheel of thought brings me back again to the contemplation of the startling change from high school to university, from a state where we belonged to everyone to one where we will no longer experience that same togetherness we have enioyed up to now. A tremendous vote of thanks goes to the masters for all the knowledge, the stead- fastness, the help and the many good times and unforgetful moments they have given us. To them and to the boys who will succeed us in the future, the matricu- lating class of '65- 66 extends a fond, but l hope not a final, farewell. J. A.